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which describes .
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AdVfl
THE Philadelphia Insulated Wire Company, is a
Pennsylvania corporation succeeding the Alfred
P. Mooro Estate. It has been established for
about 100 years. Jto business consists of the insula
tion of wires and cables of all kinds:
i,.t-'S'lt.firrA.ina AanunoUtor 2v.lIS.'Iie,V1J?n. Wire. Cordx an Cubitus
.i'i0P?nls.?!t19F,JE.l?vft!or J0a Theatrical Cabl; Special Braided Cord
.V!vi5?biyi.Drali.d Multiple Cenauotor .Ctbljti Weather-Froo! Wlrea and
Wbr!'oH,PJ.t W,,J' "I1 A"" ,n1 oraldsi Lamp Cord, all lnulatton.
Jl"iJt-PrMf Cordajior heating apparatus; Enameled Wire an Taps and
Cambric-Wrapped Wlrea and Cable.
The annual net earnings before depreciation for
the last four years have averaged $13.05 per share.
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The personnel of the management will remain
unchanged. The management proposes to pay regular
dividends at the rate of $6 per share per annum
(which at offering price will yield 12) with extra
distributions from time to time as, earnings warrant.
Price-$50 per share
GEOKKENDRICK 3rd tf CO.
banker
usuMuwrr ST.- , .-, Philadelphia.
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A'cW (Closed) Issue
$2,000,000
Thatcher Manufacturing Company
Ten-Year 7 Convertible Sinking Fund Mortgage Gold Bonds
Dated AprU 1 . 1 920 Due April 1 , 1930
The Company will agree to pay intoreit without deduction for any
Federal Income Tax not in exceia of 2fc which, it may lawfully pay
at the aource. Penntylvania State Tax of four mills refunded.
Stock Purchase Warrants: The Bonds will carry detachable warrants,
entitling the holder to purchase Common Stock at $40 per share at the rate of 25
shares of Common Stock for each $ 1 ,000 par value of Bonds, at any time prior to
and including April I. 1922.
Conversion Privilege: Tta Bonds will be convertible after April 1 , 1922, and
until maturity into 8 Cumulative Preferred Stock of the Company, par for par,
or when accompanied by warrants into Common Stock at $40 a share at any time
after April 1, 1922, and to and including April 1, 1925, and thereafter at $50 a
hare, or fn each case'undl their earlier redemption, with adjustment of interest and
dividends in respect to Preferred- Stock to date of conversion.
The-following information-h summarized from a Idler signed by F. E. Baldwin, Esq.,
President:
c BU8Ute88: The Company, originally incorporated in 1889, has been for
years the largest manufacturer of milk bottles in the United
States. Its production will be about 90 eo of the total number
manufactured in the country. The Company's plants will have
a capacity of 150,000,000 milk bottles per year. With the
installation of one more, furnace, the annual production of
75,000,000 condiment and other bottles will be increased to
, 115,000,000.
'ScCUritf' Secured by a Closed Mortgage upon all the property of the
Company and upon all of the Common Stock of the Woodbury
Glass Company, , subject only to $149,500 mortgage on a
portion of the property which is not callable.
Assets: As of December 31, 1919, after reserve for depreciation, not
including any' intangible assets and including the Common
Stock of the Woodbury Glass Company, net assets were equal
to over twice total bonded indebtedness tobe outstanding.
Earnings: Net earnings available for Bond Interest for year ended Deecm
"" ber 31, 1919, after reserve for depreciation, were over three
and three-quarter times annual interest charges on all bonds
to be outstanding. It is estimated that earnings for the current
year after deducting Federal Taxes and depreciation, and
' ' After' providing for interest and preferred dividend, will equal
$8 per share on the Commorl Stock about to be issued.
oiftnWjf A graduated annual "Sinking Fund will retire at not exceeding
Fund: 105 and accrued interest over half of this issue by maturity.
When, era and if issued and received,
Price 95 and accrued interest
V ' To yield about 7A
Trust receipts of- Guaranty Trust Company of Nctu York will ie
issued, exchangeable for bonds, when, na and.if xcceived.from the Company '. -.
Bonbright & Company Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
437 Cheatnut Street Philadelphia FranUlin Bit. Bldf., Philadelphia
Tat aioy Informatfon, vyhlU not uaraned. la dtrlvud' Ir'om aoureea which we rfr4 rallabU,
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TI10. nliorlntp of ennitnl and a l-arrc-
spondlnR reduction fu the volume of
uutd credit available occasioned by the
war, have made the problem of the dis
tribution of credit and the control of
its use in the United Htates today the
icauing economic proDicm with which
we have to deal, according to Dr. H.
Parker WHIN, director of thn dlvlalon
of analysis and research of the Federal
Ilescrvc Board, in an explanation of his
Hlddrcsn lastTtlesdov before the N'ntlnnnl
Association 01 Hosiery and Underwear
.uanuiaciurcrs in this city. Doctor Wil
lis's explanation is an earnest plea for
the economic use of credit ns nnnnseil to
the danger in its present uneconomic
use.
It is also a plea for n return to first
principles announced at the Inaugura
tion of the Federal ICeserve system to
limit credit primarily to commercial and
industrial uses.
uoctor wans eays that many 11
thoroughly nubllcKniritptl hnlneu mnn.
in his intentions and policies lacks the
iniormauon to enable him to adjust his
credit demands tn the glttintinn .l.tlnv
in his branch of trade because he can
not get It, and he calls the attention of I
such business men to the fact that the
importance of such Information has been
Impressed on the Federal Reserve Board
especially since the war.
It has. therefore, inaugurated a sci
entific study of business conditions and
of credit analysis by 0 system of re
ports from all districts 11s well as
through regular conferences with repre
sentatives. Doctor Willis emphasizes that these
reports must not be sporadic or imagi
native, but must be actual -fact infor
mation. Information of that kind ton be ob
tained, ho said, only through the co
operation of the business man. Xo
sound banker shonld desire to pry into
business secrets, much less to make
known to others secrets which have come
into his possession in the course of his
professional occupation. He does desire
to know general conditions and to adapt
his policy accordingly in his treatment
of special cases.
The Federal Reserve Board asks only
such reasonable co-operution nti the
part of business, men os they can give
with their present records and without
undue inconvenience and injury to
themselves. It believes that u great
service will be rendered by organizing
business knowledge, by analyzing it. by
showing its bearing upon existing prico
levels and problems of production, and
by using the knowledge thus gnined in
assisting the distribution of credit to
those regions and industries where it is
most needed.
It merely asks that business men shall
understand the purpose of the undertak
ing and then grant It such co-oneratton
and aid as their 'belief in its utility and
benefit warrants tucm in giving.
There was Utile talk about the Bead
ing segregation in the financial district
yesterday. Many believe the corporation
will be granted n long time to separate
the component compnnies. and they are
also of the opinion that the. stockhold
ers will share a good-sied melon when
it comes along. A number are of the"
opinion that a long time will not be
necessary to segregate the companies: in
fact, they claim that in all probability
the work has already been done by the
Reading Co.'s experts in anticipation
of the decree of the Supreme Court.
that the stock market .would have been
bullish, seeing thnt the prcUlctlong of
violent "May Day" in the ranks of
labor failed to materialize. There was,
therefore, a good deal of disappoint
ment in many brokers' offices when
prices sagged in a listless, uninterest
ing market session, Some very con
servative houses were Advising clients to
take advantage of th? low prices and
buy for a rise, which could not fall to
materialize.
The conditions of credit throughout
the Unltcfl States and the strenuous
efforts being mode by the Federal Ro
servo system to reduce inflation were
said yesterday to be the reason for the
depressed conditions In the stock mar
ket. Thcscnior partner of a largo banking
and brokerage house was asked If he
shored in such nn opinion, and he
nitlMcIv renlled. "Indeed I do."
He then cvc as one of his reasons
by saying that only a few minutes pre
viously n business man who carried an
account of several thousand dollars with
bis firm for many years told him he
must close it out, with regret, ns he
said he had not a fault to find with the
treatment he had had. but his business
dema'nded the cash and he had exhausted
every other means of securing It.
This banker said from his contact
with other brokers he found that, such
instances arc very common recently, nqd
are increasing.
lie found fault with tho high dis
count rates charsed hv the Federal Re-
scrvo when, in the opinion of himseff'
and. many others, they should not exceed
the rates charged by the liantt of Kng
land.
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SOU TM ADVANCtMCNT
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LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPA1I STOCKS
Rid 1iK
Cash Roy OA .OS
.Tim Rutler 17 .10
MRcNemam ft ,V
Midway 10 16
Mlzpah Ext 10 .1.1
Montana 11 19
North Htar .04 nit
Rescue Eula .17 .10
Tonopah Kxt IS l'
TVeit Khd 1 '4 1
West Ton 04 .06
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Helcher "" .'is
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Ren Ilur 07 08
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Sliver Klnir 0.' .03
Tonopah Divide lit 2.V
Tonopah lUsbrouck 07 10
Vlrtory Divide 11 .13
Verde Dlvldo 04 00
Zone 21 .23
OOLDKIELD STOCKS
Atlanta 01 03
Rluo Bull 02 03
Rooth 01 .00
O O D 02 03
Comb Frac . 02 03
CrackerJack 12 .1.,
Dlamf B II 0 2
Daisy 01 .A3
Klornnce -'(1 . ..
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Ooldfleld Merger 02 .03
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Kewanas "2 .3
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Silver Pick "8 ' '
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
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NATION'S COMMON CARRIER
THE traniition from the Prairie Schooner of tne
Forty-niners to the Limited of today, h not
matter of inventive genuis alone. It is equally a matter
of financing. The vast sums neceuiry for the develop
ment of our railroad system to its present completeness
and efficiency, have been raised, in large part, through
the sale of bonds.
Halsty, Stuart cs" Co. through the outright purchase of
the bond issues of established Governments, Municipali.
ties, Railroads, Public Utilities and Essential Industries,
has on the one hand contributed largely toward our
civic and industrial progress and on the other, through
the distribution of these securities, fostered the spirit of
conservative investment by providing investors with safe,
productive channels of investment for their surplus fundi.
hundtnz invitlen trill find in eur turrtnt tfftritig
lilt a tiide ulectitn tf Gtvtrnment, Municipal, ana
Ctrptratitn Btnit utitablt in maturity, denomination,
andyltlJ tt mitt thtir individual rtjuirtmtnti. It
will he tint upon rejueittr Circular px 1.
HALSEY.STUART&CO,
INCORPOmTCO svcetssoKe TO
n. w. HL&tr & co.. Chicago
LAND TITLE BLDG., PHILADELPHIA
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CT. LOUIS MINNEAPOLIS MltWAUKCC
The Federal Income Tax necessitates an ao
rurate record ot your securities and their
productive incomes our LOOSE LEAP SE
CURITY RECORD may be used (or recording
all your tionda, stocks and rnortgaEes. Wr
hall be glad to send you a copy, without cost ,
or obligation, if you will write tar Hook FA II
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Pcnna Railroad 7s, 1930 !
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Phila & Sub. G. & E. 5s, 1960
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Engineers
American Industrial
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Wc frequently finish Ameri
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side walls are up. As soon
as the steel framework is
ready our roofers goto work.
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and "on time," the record
for eVery job in more than
IS years. Complete infor
mation on request.
LementTileMfeta
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Sun Co., 6s
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South Shore G. & E. 5s .
Reed A. Morgan & Co
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Members of tho I'hlla Mock Uxch
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Illonaea, middy, Nay blue....
Ilronma, nlilak
Hruahea, hnlr
llrunhea, aerub
Ilrnatiea, alioe .
Ilurkota, reinforced. xx. Iron
Canraa, it" wld. wl. No. 1 1 . .
OanTaa, 32" wide, t. No. ..
Chalra, cump, cnnnii, oak nrm
Cloth, 30 oi, oTercout, NaTjr
blna ,
I Clntli, IS oa. auitlng, Nnty
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foata, rubber, Mnrlnc
Hrawera, heaTy woolen
nrawera, medium
Ilrawrra, nulnaook
Oocglca, auto, orange (laee...
llata, rubber
JackknlTea
I.lnen, unbleacbrd, SO" wide. .
Oilcloth, table. BV wide
l'ollah, metal, 1 pi, can
Hclaaora, fl" blunt
Srrlm. t" wide
Hbertlng, cotton, unbleached,
40"
Slilrli, flannel, Nary
Hnlea, half, leather
Soap, laundry. 2 rakra for. .
Sock, wool, lieaTy.. .......
Hocka, black, rnttnn
Trnnka, fiber. 11x11)133
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Uitderehlrta, cotton .........
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Ilollera, cnrTr .
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Howie, wood, SViilOxlBH"-..
Iluxea, aplce
lloara, pepper, 6Vx8xl0"
Caniatera
Cupa, china
C'nlamlKra, 014" deep.
rlenvera, butrher, "....,..,,
I)(lllen, legetablr, rhlnu. . . .
Dlahen, butter, cln
Dialled, ment, 14"
l'orka, nickel-all? er
Vorka, rnrtlng, II"
OrlddleK, ateel, 10x24"
tlratera, licilf-rnund ,
Irona, ualllr
Kettlea, tea, agate, 6 ot
Knlvea, butcher, 6"
Knlvet, mincing
Knlvea, nlckelxllrer
HnUea, aabatlera, H"
Mnat grlndera. hand, 3.1b
Meat law, IS"
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I'ltchera, china
1'tntee, aluminum
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rota, 2 (t '
Tumblera, rut glaaa ,,
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filler.
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3.00 "
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1.00 "
1,80 "
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U. S. Liberty Bonds
All Issues
Bought and Sold
$50$10O $500$1000
Graham, Parsons 2k Co.
(IB CHESTNUT STREET
Philadelphia l
Baldwin Locomotives
Advertise Philadelphia
Visitors to Philatlelphin from all part of tho world
always ask to see America's ureatest relic tho Liberty
Bell. Invariably, thc.e same visitors, especially thpso
from torrifrn lands, ask to bo shown tho plant where
were made the locomotives in uso in their own countries.
The more than 53,000 RaWwin Locomotives built to date l
aro very materially advertising Philadelphia every
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